In Geopolitics, Nations are the most important units, and they are the primary actors on the international stage.
Nations are the basic building blocks of the international system, with the power to shape the world and change the course of history.
For each nation, a Synthetic Strength Indicator is constructed in order to assess its relative strength.
Additionally, 40 distinct indicators are collected, and brief analyses are conducted across 15 different dimensions for each nation, in order to get a better understanding of its standing in the world.
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North America
South America
Europe
Africa
Asia
Middle East
Synthetic Strength Indicator
The Synthetic Strength Indicator measures the strength of a country, relative to other countries. It captures many dimensions of a country at a given time in order to assess its relative strength. It is a value between 0 and 1, and is built by combining the following :
an economic dimension
a military dimension
a research dimension
a human development dimension
a geographic and natural resource dimension
a nuclear arms dimension
With each dimension occupying its own degree of importance.
United States = 0.835
China = 0.750
Russia = 0.400
United Kingdom = 0.278
India = 0.250
Combined Synthetic Strength Indicator
The Combined Synthetic Strength Indicator measures the strength of a grouping of countries. It captures many dimensions at a given time, and the components are adjusted to take diminishing returns into account.
United States + United Kingdom + Canada + Germany + France = 1.212
United States + United Kingdom = 0.924
China + Russia = 0.879
European Union = 0.687
Germany + France + Russia = 0.523
Germany + France = 0.403
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